Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-15
He GOES BACK TO MONTREAL.
A Kindly Feeling for Him There and in
Quebec.
THE IRISH EDITOR INTERVIEWED.
Great Excitement at TOrOntO-The Mayor
Threatened.

himself and the tenant Killride were great
ly Gatigued they asked to be allowed TO re-
main OIL board few hours later and enjoy
a few hours rest, which they were allowed
TO do. O'Brien left the vessel at 10 and
thought to escape in a cab unobserved, but
as he stepped ashore Pat Ryan, a
policeman who spoke with a rich
Munster brogue rushed forward and grasp
ell him warmly by the hand. May
Heaven save You, sir" -" he exclaimed.
| would sooner have your little finger than
the body and bones OF LansdOwne, at which
O'Brien smiled. He learned that Pat"
was a Limerick man and had been already
suspended by the chief of police here once
OH account of too Outspoken sentiments
in favor of Ireland.
The threats from Toronto continue to
loom up bigger and bigger, but
the editor Of United ireland and
people here who are best qualified to
Judge say they are only threats. There is
a mistake in connection with the statement
already published that Mayor Howland's
dispatch to O'Brien was not paid for. 1t
was paid for to this city, but the telegraph
authorities informed O'Brien that they
would not forward it to Quebec, where he
was unless it was prepaid by him. The
statement that O'Brien was escorted to the
hall, in this city, where he lectured, by
men armed with revolverS, was pure
fiction. No such thing occurred. His
VISIT here II E'huiy 'ooNGu "l"n y ga
parties, particularly 'ih'e l' ''''o SlTr:I'
whlch IaS no"ShU o'e' "'''"S "Ti' %"
VINO eNecteu MN 10 apPc,'l VII P'.1h P'''',o!,"
with q SWORD IN one nam" 'h" d ny iit'"i',
bomb IN the other. Inc hioS' S'gi',,.c'nt
lact that mas yeI 'r''iSP''eu % '"e "iei y,
Quebec 10 SEM u StaI""J poOy w d, nv"
men to escort y ht,eh 10 ioroh.D' y DI'et''
who Is anxious 10 90 hothliiS 'nac eau ne
construed INTO Il Nl"ieiI "c.,Oh iciuS''' rne
Oher, when SHOWS, oV"i.hS,''''"'nS '"'
enthusiasm aroused, thaI iiIIie eNcuSe IT,
mains Tor the Toronto people 10 cIc''o
disturbance.
Perhaps
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llllSel., WHO spohe 70 ',n -r'So' E'i"ns Ill .''
representative '''i' '''',i '''''' 80
OPto the present 'ile leSu!V h'lS iilolo
nan answered my most %'nsnihe e SApecH'-
tlons. FROM ehu 10 emo "i 'iiIS l ioN'nco
OF QuentC "lIhouS"' VI 'o'"So ii''I' '
countered Il So"u many "PponentS, i nav S;s
not experienced ''' St'Tu1'a' ii'i'' N W. u'o
courtesy, not l" say N'o'ei'e; l nav nav ''''c
some VINO uo4"i'u ''' "'NlS"p'i'y "
our VISIT, DuC 1 nave hO' iie' S''E'o
one VINO having hearu "S, M'S "",
convinced that we had the impieSt IN"
most terrible JuSuhcaIioh lot 'he course we
nave taken nave oSen S'ihliS ".''''"o''
at the extent W WINCH vi. L''JI"'SI Il I'',
unScr"puio"SiS "'o'Sou 'i',TH' .i' "1 r,'o "vS,,
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'hrG''S I" tno toi',"S Wv ,Ia
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INVESTIGATE FOR HIMSELF
n,,l;c o,,;rior or the Province of Ouebec
T., Mor+ra.,I itseIfI find thot within the
L.. ,,,n Jovs tho condemnation of Inrd
I',,,sSo,,.,o L,s boc,,,o oro,tIy intensified
I =, -, ;tsoIr i, I'i,,r,or, from,
which ! least expected it. As for our eN-
perlence IN QueDcC' IL was 80 uul'"Liniy
satisfactory ina, al'nouSh l''u 'i'e p'e'H-
uIe I" hl"hi"E '"e @'I"''''''u'S :
OF very NarSc NUMBER iuuce,,
Ol the citi|euS ol III S'aueS "uu
0i all natlohail'lSS can honestly S'y !
an nOl it'lI u SllSit IbitSSlOil blllC
10 Lorh LahS"o"hC' "Hiio MS 'PP'HIii'H
VINO attchutu our "T''o'i'.'"S'o,' Mo'e '''e
III their ackhO"ieuEiheL'" tti"' 'ic S'"te'
mehtS, II uhtepu''e"' "C'e Si"lPiy "PP',-
ing. Inc result H. tn'uh' 'ho'""Sh'y
secured; that the Cahanlah people recoS-
niZe that case has been maue, whlch
must he answered Not single one
of Lord lansdowne's champions in tho
press has attempted to tackle the facts OF
the controversy, although Loru LahsIowhe
many weeks ago through ms ade de
camp, supplied Them win MS version ol
the TRANSACTIONS. Ills irlends are reduced
10 two pleas, neither 0l winch VIII bear
the light OF robust pubic criticism lor
moment. The FIRST Is, That us Governor
General, Lord lanSdowne Is subllmated
above the people whom he rules and who
pay him. This Is doctrine so
| ,vr1prc,I Tn CONSTITUTION. LAW
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sU'u''oh"' n'H'1'y '''rr 'o' 'T.
ous,y P'ol'o""" -, -. SeeH 49,. I!'i' .iS' I
Is Tue one l'eln VI .Hpou,''lu'e "iilei. 'ie
tePrtSent',''sS 80, " '"o PtGPe "iu i. nUv e.,,
t,tIe" anu po'l" 70 ,D, I,t'.t'sT t, II. VutS co ~
thelr constituents, Inc in'' 'i"t Tue Va
na"'ah iarll'ln'IU are calitu upon 10 EotS
money loF any person eu'''lSs thelii anu
the Cahadlah Peope 10 uiscuSS Win
the most aOSolute Ireeuom the
purpose % 10 %n!ch IL u, 70
ne put: nelr r'S'! 10 no 10 lS III Iact tne
A, Is. I oil the cohsIltutiohaI government
do,yne's conduct in Ireland are constantly
discussed as n matter of right and duty in
the Imperial House of Commons; with an
experience of the expenses of royal palaces